Our guest speakers on CapCast are successful individuals, who have mastered the world of entrepreneurship. Our speakers are going to give you the truth about the ins and outs of being a capitalist successfully. YoungCap is the key, it’s up to you to open the door.
The YoungCap podcast is an incredible resource for aspiring young entrepreneurs, and I couldn't be more proud and happy to see it finally rolling. At only 17 years old, the host of the show provides valuable insights and educates listeners on what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. This podcast is a game-changer for young individuals looking to delve into the world of business.
One of the best aspects of The YoungCap podcast is how relatable and inspiring it is. As a young listener myself, I find great comfort in hearing from someone who is around my own age, yet already making waves in the entrepreneurial world. The host's passion and hunger for success are infectious, motivating me to push past my limits and strive for greatness. The episodes are filled with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and interviews with thought leaders in entrepreneurship. It provides a plethora of knowledge that helps me understand what steps I need to take in order to achieve my goals.
While this podcast excels in many areas, there are a few minor downsides worth mentioning. Occasionally, some episodes could benefit from more structured content or better organization. There are times when topics may veer off track or overlap with previous discussions, which can lead to moments where clarity may be lacking. However, considering the host's young age and the fact that this podcast is still relatively new, these issues can easily be improved upon with time and experience.
In conclusion, The YoungCap podcast is a gem in the realm of entrepreneurship podcasts targeted towards young individuals. It offers invaluable insights into what it takes to succeed as an entrepreneur at a young age. Despite its few minor flaws, such as occasional lack of structure or organization within episodes, this podcast has immense potential and promises big things in the future. I'm hooked on this podcast and eagerly look forward to hearing more from this talented 17-year-old host who undoubtedly has a bright future ahead of him in the realm of entrepreneurship.
Gavin has reached a success level that about 80% of people fail to reach in the real estate industry. Although only 21 years old, he has experience in many departments. His current success is stemming from being a referral agent. In this episode, Gavin will tell you all about how from the age of 17 in high school he stayed determined to reach financial freedom in real estate much like his family before him. Gavin outlines the importance of commitment and exploring all of your options before giving up on something. You won't want to miss out on this advice.
This incredible interview is with the multi-talented artist, singer, producer, and DJ. Zack Gray. Zack shares his inspirational words of wisdom to anybody chasing a dream. He talks about the importance of being self reliable and being independent. Zack has the ultimate convo of an amazing voice and heart of gold! Zack loves to give back in any way he can to show others that anything you put your mind to, is possible. Tune in to hear Zack's story and learn the keys of becoming successful while being independent, working hard, and staying focused on a dream.
Blake Wynn is a walking example that age is not a factor in the world of entrepreneurship. Blake has had the entrepreneurial mindset all of his life. He started very early on at about 11 years old selling shoes where he then decided to take his hobby to social media. Blake quickly gained an audience that built up to over 400,000 subscribers. After Moving to New York he decided to use his network he had made to open up a sports agency. He works with about 15% of the NFL and is only getting bigger. Tune in to hear how Blake became successful at such an early age!
I sat down with Mike Waters owner of Phase 1 Sports. Mike tells his story on how he took the journey from athlete to entrepreneur. Mike played football early on and after not being able to sign any college offers out of high school because of academics, he found another way to stay connected to the game he loves. Tune in and hear Mike's story and the amazing points he makes for young entrepreneurs to succeed!
I sat down with Greg Phelps, CFP and owner of Redrock Wealth Management. We discussed the importance of investing early on, building a business from the ground up, the brighter side of capitalism, and so much more. Greg has worked for some of the biggest wealth management firms such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs. He also held the position of Regional Manager of Wealth Management at RSM McGladrey one of the largest accounting firms in the country. “The way they treated clients just wasn't right! Sell this! Sell that! They didn't care about solving problems, they cared about their own stock price and performance. It just wasn't right!”- Greg Phelps. Greg opened Redrock Wealth Management back in 2005 based on the belief that the relationship with a client is the key to earning trust. Furthermore, trust is the foundation of a great relationship. Greg has a vision and a passion to help people retire with “money confidence” in a memorable and purposeful strategy. He is happy to share his secrets and experiences to help guide YoungCaps in the right direction before heading to retirement. Tune in and get your notepads out, you won't want to miss a second!
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